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Where We Are
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The Cleansing
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The Baggage Handler
A male-perspective romantic comedy set in contemporary London, the Baggage Handler is confirmation that if you're going to be serious about it, this love stuff is hard ...
Out of the Blue: A Western Novel
Once upon a time, as the old tales used to begin, a young man came riding down the main street of Fort Worth in the sovereign State of Texas. He was mounted on a bright sorrel horse, which stepped daintily in the dust of the thoroughfare, for Fort Worth had not yet come to the high estate of asphalt paving and such civic ornamentation as followed in the wake of petroleum and cotton. The longhorn was still king of the plains, a source of wealth in his unnumbered thousands. The cattle kings and their followers were like the ancient Romans; they made their own roads—made them into far places, in a spirit of high emprise. They did not mind a little dust here and there. This rider, who looked o...
Resurgence
The nathalis plan to wipe out the zethichtalarin was mostly successful, but a large number of zeths managed to escape to other dimensions before their worlds were destroyed. It was assumed that the threat had been eliminated, but assumptions can often be wrong. After what was assumed to be a free army, led by a general with advanced tactical knowledge swept across the continent in the Faranox dimension, it was assumed that they'd done it to free all the slaves, and to wipe out the practice of slavery on the continent once and for all. Rather than releasing all the slaves however, they marched them back with them to the village where the army had formed. Why would a free army not just send th...
4 Irish Plays
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The British Drama
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American Drama
CONTENTS: The contrast, by R. Tyler.--Shore Acres, by J. A. Herne.--The great divide, by W. V. Moody.--The hairy ape, by E. O'Neill.--The petrified forest, by R. E. Sherwood.--The long Christmas dinner, by T. Wilder.--The glass menagerie, by T. Williams.
